adminwill never win at Ascot Stadium when ‘Dread’ is in charge.
“We are playing very well and our secret is the home fans that are coming out in numbers to cheer the only Premiership team in Gweru.
“I am also happy that most of the teams are finding it hard to adjust to our home ground and we are used to the turf.
“I have been finding it difficult to win away, but I am sending a bold message that very soon we will start winning and people should not underrate us as we are soon to be a force to reckon with in the Premiership,” boasted Gumbo yesterday.
The league debutants had a bad start falling to big teams like Dynamos, Highlanders in some of their away matches.
Hardbody have made Premiership survival their main objective this year and they believe that could be achieved by turning Ascot into a fortress and winning at home.
Former Shabanie Mine striker Michael Mageja and Aleck Marime, who used to play for FC Platinum, were on target in their first win over visiting Hwange.
The busmen then drew with Harare City before accounting for Chicken Inn at home. They, however, lost points to Shabanie Mine and Gunners before suffering a shock defeat at the hands of Black Mambas.
Their 44-year-old coach Gumbo has previously coached at Hwange, Shabanie Mine, Gaths Mine and Masvingo. Former Chapungu hitman Callisto Maheya is dangerous upfront and playing alongside Richard Jongwe, Marime and Mageja the busmen can be tricky customers for any visiting team.
Former CAPS United goalkeeper Alexander “Marubber” Useni wants to prove that the Green Machine made a mistake by letting him go.
Hardbody are 13th on the log table with only seven points from nine games.
Online Reporter